Water Sensitive Sydney Summit
The Water Sensitive Sydney Summit was held on 21 February 2018 by the City of Sydney. This summary provides a summary of the outcomes of the Summit.
The Water Sensitive Sydney Summit was held on 21 February 2018 by the City of Sydney. This summary provides a summary of the outcomes of the Summit.
Example of a discussion paper from the Northern Territory Government on ‘Our Coast and Seas’ Coastal and Marine Management.
This Report was released in 2007 by the Cities Alliance, including ICLEI.
The Report entitled ‘ The Effects of Beach Scraping on the Infauna of New Brighton Beach Northern NSW’, was prepared for Byron Shire Council in 2011 by Stephen D.A. Smith, Matthew A. Harrison and Jennifer Rowland, National Marine Science Centre, Southern Cross University.
In 2010, AECOm was engaged by the Sydney Coastal Councils Group to prepare a Beach Sand Nourishment Scoping Study on ‘Maintaining Sydney’s Beach Amenity against Climate Change Sea Level rise.
In 2016, the National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility (NCCARF) published the Final Report ‘ A Local Government Framework for Coastal Risk Assessment in Australia’.
In 2011 the Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency published a supplement to the first pass national assessment ‘Climate Change Risks to coastal Buildings and Infrastructure’.
The NSW EDO has published a report entitled ‘Planning for Climate Change: How the NSW Planning System can Better Tackle Greenhouse Gas Emissions’.
In 2017, 202020 Vision released it’s report ‘Where Should All the Trees Go?’. This report provides a National Overview on urban canopy and urban greening opportunities and implications as well as a report for each individual State and Territory within Australia.
View the 202020 Vision website here.
In March 2012, the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction released ‘How to Make Cities More Resilient: a Handbook for Local government Leaders’.